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Home My WebLink About110 W. 1st St Plans renovationi NU' - N DRAGASH ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS PLANNERS, INC. POST OFFICE DRAWER 938 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 GENTLEMEN: LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL DATE: JOB No. ATTENTION: WE ARE SENDING YOU ATTACHED UNDER SEPARATE COVER VIA THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: SHOP DRAWINGS SPECIFICATIONS PRINTS COPY OF LETTER PLANS CHANGE ORDER SAMPLES COPIES DATE NO, DESCRIPTION 77 L, & '-;! aL, — Cl td sv 6c Gj" S O" u- k,-- n--l e—/vv Vl% I, QS i/LJ•. THESE ARE TRANSMITTED AS CHECKED BELOW: FOR APPROVAL APPROVED AS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR USE APPROVED AS NOTED AS REQUESTED RETURNED FOR CORRECTIONS FOR REVIEW AND COMMENT REJECTED REMARKS: v COPY TO: SIGNED: RESUBMIT COPIES FOR APPROVAL SUBMIT COPIES FOR DISTRIBUTION a A a GLIDDEN CDATINGE 6 RESINS D I V I S I O N O F S C M C O R P O R A T I O N PAINT & DECORATING SUPPLIES 1080 W. FAIRBANKS AVE., WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 32789 May 1, 1979 Clifton Construction Co. Fairbanks Avenue Winter Park, Fla. RE: WELAKA BLDG. - Sanford, Fla. Gentlemen: Attached is a Glidden brahure showing flame spread ratings of many of our coatings systems. e. It is our understanding that a latex system was used on plaster and drywall in the subject building and that an epoxy system was used on plaster in the washrooms. All our latex systems.when used over non-combustible surfaces such as plaster or drywall, are rated as Class "A" Flame Spread. Our epoxy systems when applied over masonry surfaces also develop a Class "A" Flame Spread rating. The attabhed brochure has been marked to reflect the types of systems used on this building and shows the flame spread rate which has been determined for these surfaces by actual tests. Very truly y urs, GLI A NGS & RESINS L. E. Bowers, Branch Manager n D Z GENERAL Confusion exists in the minds of many people regarding the flammability, surface burning characteris- tics, and fire retardant properties of dry paint films. It is often thought that films of conventional coatings actually increase the burning rate and contribute to the flammability of combustible sub- strates, such as wood. Except for such coatings as nitrocellulose lacquers, this is not true. The presence of organic coating films (paint) of normal thickness actually lowers the rate at which combustible materials will ignite and burn. Conventional paints are usually not referred to as "fire retardant" since this terminology is reserved for those coatings that are able to lower ignition and burning rates much more than conventional paints. TESTING METHODS There are many different tests used for determining the fire retardance or the burning characteristics of different materials. It is not usually possible to take results determined by one method and convert them to results by a different procedure. Fortunately, as far as most paint type coatings are concerned the ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) Method E84-68 "Standard Method of Test for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials" is the most widely used and accepted proce- dure. This procedure is identical to ANSI (American National Standards Institute) No. 2.5, NFPA National Fire Protection Association) No. 255, UL (Underwriters' Laboratories) No. 723 and UBC Uniform Building Code) No. 42-1. This test is also referred to as the Steiner Test and, since it is conducted in a 25 foot tunnel, it is sometimes referred to as the "Twenty -Five Foot Tunnel Test." This test method may be used to evaluate any building material which will support itself in position or be supported in the furnace (tunnel) at a thickness comparable to its recommended use. Paint materi- als may therefore be applied to suitable substrates, either combustible or non-combustible, at the film thickness employed in actual use and compared to the uncoated substrate to determine its effect on flame spread rate. ASTM Method E84-68 employs uncoated and untreated asbestos -cement board (ACB) as a standard to fix the rating of 0 for flame spread, for fuel contributed, and for smoke developed. Uncoated and untreated red oak flooring (ROF) gives a reading of 100 for flame spread, 100 for fuel contributed, and 100 for smoke developed. Since good quality red oak flooring is getting increasingly difficult to obtain in large boards, the tests are often run on some other wood, such as Douglas Fir Plywood DFP), still using ROF as the standard but also running uncoated, untreated DFP to get a comparison to the standard. Some building materials have flame -spread ratings of 800 or higher which means they ignite and burn 8 times faster than red oak flooring in this test. The NFPA, in their Building Exits Code, has adopted the following classification system which is widely used and accepted in the construction industry. Class A — Flame spread between 0 and 25 Class B — Flame spread between 25 and 75 Class C — Flame spread between 75 and 200 Class D — Flame spread between 200 and 500 Class E — Flame spread over 500. Note that other classification systems exist that use classes like .Class A, Class B, Class I or Class 11. You must be certain which classification system is being considered and whether, like the NFPA system, the numerical values are based on the ASTM Method E84-68. The results on various coatings or coating systems shown in this bulletin have been determined by a nationally recognized research laboratory (not Glidden) or in those cases so indicated by Underwriters' Laboratories. The results are valid if the coatings employed in service are the same products as those used in the tests and were applied at the same thickness.. Results obtained on ACB are applicable to any non-combustible substrate. r SURFACE RUNNING CHARACTERISTICS (Continued) i PRODUCTS, SYSTEMS AND RESULTS The following tables show various paint products or paint systems evaluated under ASTM Method E84-68. The only product referred to as fire retardant is 5027 Insul-Blaze Fire Retardant Paint, which intumesces when subjected to heat. The following abbreviations have been used to conserve space in the charts. ACB — asbestos -cement board CB concrete block DFP Douglas Fir Plywood HAB Haydite" aggregate block ROF red oak flooring SFPG square feet per gallon ST 7 gauge steel UL Underwriters' Laboratories (testing laboratory) GW gypsum wallboard If under a specific system a product is listed more than once it indicates the application of one coat of paint for each time it is listed. The above ratings are frequently referred to or required by architects, engineers and contractors in the selection of coatings. Particular emphasis has been placed on these values by school boards, hospitals, and agencies involved in the construction of apartment buildings, public buildings and offices. Com- plete laboratory reports can be obtained if required by an architect, contractor or customer. GLID-GUARD°PRODUCTS OR SYSTEMS WET FILM THICKNESS PRODUCT SPREADING FLAME FUEL SMOKE LINE SYSTEM USED RATE) SUBSTRATE SPREAD CONTRIBUTED DEVELOPED Untreated ACB 0 0 0 and Uncoated Untreated ROF 100 100 100 and Uncoated Untreated DFP 90 70 120 and Uncoated Alkyd Industrial 4550 White 2.5 Mils Enamel 4550 White 2.5 Mils ACB 0 0 0 Alkyd Industrial 4550 White 2.5 Mils Enamel 4550 White 2.5 Mils DFP 75 38 60 Epoxy Chemical 5512 Basecoat 20 Mils Resistant Finish 5240/5242 White 7.0 Mils ACB 20 0 10 Epoxy Chemical 5251/5252 Primer 4.5 Mils Resistant Finish 5240/5242 White 7.0 Mils ST 3 0 12 GLID-TILE® 5512 Basecoat 70 SFPG Epoxide Enamel 5550/5552 Gloss, White 165 SFPG ACB 5 0 Negligible GLID-TILE 3416 Primer -Sealer 450 SFPG Epoxide Enamel 5550/5552 Gloss, White 165 SFPG GW 40 Negligible 15 GLID-TILE 3416Primer-Sealer 450SFPG Epoxide Enamel 5554/5552 Semi -Gloss 165 SFPG GW 35 10 15 r ULTRA- HIDEO PRODUCTS OR SYSTEMS WET FILM THICKNESS PRODUCT SPREADING FLAME FUEL SMOKE LINE SYSTEM USED RATE) SUBSTRATE SPREAD CONTRIBUTED DEVELOPED Alkyd Flat Enamel 5700 White 4.0 Mils ACB 0 0 11 Alkyd Flat Enamel 5700 White 4.0 Mils DFP 65 29 51 Alkyd Spray 1180 White 4.0 Mils ACB 0 0 9 Eggshell Alkyd Spray 1180 White 4.0 Mils DFP 59 27 45 Eggshell BUILD-DURe 5351 White 8-10 Mils DFP 100 100 110 Latex Spray Finish BUILD-DUR 5351 White 8-10 Mils ACB 5 0 0 Latex Spray Finish BUILD-DUR 5351 White 8-10 Mils GW 15 15 0 Latex Spray Finish Latex Flat 5300 White 4.0 Mils Wall Paint 5300 White 4.0 Mils ACB 10 0 10 Latex Flat 5300 White 4.0 Mils Wall Paint 5300 White 4.0 Mils DFP 80 75 150 Painter Latex 5070 White 5.0 Mils Hi -Gel 5070 White 5.0 Mils ACB 10 0 30 Painter Latex 5070 White 5.0 Mils Hi -Gel 5070 White 5.0 Mils DFP 80 50 120 GLID-TEX@ 5392 White 36 Mils ACB 10 10 0 Spray Texture Finish GLID-TEX Spray 4397 White 2.6 Mils Texture Finish 5392 White 36.0 Mils DFP 90 115 85 GLID-TEX Spray 4397 White 2.6 Mils Texture Finish 5392 White 36.0 Mils ACB 10 0 0 SURFACE BURNING CHARACTERISTICS (Continued) r GENERAL USE PRODUCTS OR SYSTEMS WET FILM THICKNESS PRODUCT SPREADING FLAME FUEL SMOKE LINE SYSTEM USED RATE) SUBSTRATE SPREAD CONTRIBUTED DEVELOPED Insul-Blaze 5027 Flat White 175 SFPG DFP (UL) 25 25 45 Fire Retardant Insul-Blaze 5027 Flat White 175 SFPG Fire Retardant 5028 Semi -Gloss White 450 SFPG DFP (UL) 35 20 35 SPRED® Latex 3700 White 4.0 Mils Semi -Gloss Enamel 3700 White 4.0 Mils ACB 0 0 0 SPRED Latex 3700 White 4.0 Mils Semi -Gloss Enamel 3700 White 4.0 Mils DFP 80 55 120 SPRED LUSTRE® 4600 White 2.9 Mils Semi -Gloss Enamel 4600 White 2.9 Mils ACB 0 0 0 SPIRED LUSTRE 4600 White 2.9 Mils Semi -Gloss Enamel 4600 White 2.9 Mils DFP 70 40 49 SPRED SATINo 3400 White 4.0 Mils Latex Wall Paint 3400 White 4.0 Mils ACB 5 0 0 SPRED SATIN 3400 White 4.0 Mils Latex Wall Paint 3400 White 4.0 Mils DFP 80 55 100 SPRED Urethane 800 White 3.0 Mils Florenamel 800 White 3.0 Mils ACB 10 5 10 SPRED Urethane 800 White 3.0 Mils Florenamel 800 White 3.0 Mils DFP 85 35 125 b2lyao GLIDDEN CDATINGS E RESINS dA RCHI TECTURA L E f59A I NTENA iNCE DIVISION OF SCM CORPORATION, CLEVELAND, OHIO44115 No.04886D 7790 Litho in U.S.A. J Cocoa, Florida 32922 P. O. Drawer 3805 555 Cox Road Phone (305) 636-2847 Winter Park, Florida 32789 670 W. Fairbanks Phone (305) 644-4196 Please Reply to: Winter Park Office January 22, 1979 City of Sanford Building Dept. Sanford City Hall iL.L FiJrliiSi 3277i Attention: Mr. Bill Braceland, City Building Official q. Reference: Renovations and Restoration of Welaka Building Dear Bill, Enclosed is the spec data on the Flexi-Wall coverings that we intend to put on the second floor corridor and the lobby area walls. You will note these meet the requirements for flame spread, fuel contribution and smoke development. If you have any questions concerning this material, or if the Fire Depart- ment has any questions regarding the material, please do not hesitate to call me. ry trul ours, IFTON STRUCT N & NGINEERING, INC. n J. r btree, ice Presi ent JJC /bp encl. cc: Gutmann Dragash cc: Cocoa NA v S 1 t 5r y ti 4L FIRE HAZARD (RADIANT PANEL METHOD ON ASBESTOS CEMENT BOARD [ASTM-E 1621 Product FLEXI-WALL CLASS A (0-25 FLAME SPREAD) Lt. Duty Vinyl Class A (0-25 Flame Spread) Y Med. Duty Vinyl Class A (0-25 Flame Spread) PVC Sheet Class A (0-25 Flame Spread) Counter Top Material 26 Flame Spread 1 p Paneling 142 Flame Spread not glued to any other substrata) Smoke Generation: Values obtained for coverings applied on painted ACB substrates were considerably below levels that were considered to be hazardous in every case. NOTE: Flexl-Wall Plaster In A Roll meets ASTM-E 84 Class A Fire Hazard Classification: Flame Spread 15, Fuel Contribution 0, Smoke Generated o, [Tested by Independent Laborato- ry), Flexi-Wall Plaster In A Roll also meets U.S. Navy Requirements under the Radiant Panel Test Method [ASTM-E 1621 and is approved for shipboard use. [Tested by U.S. Navy) SUPPORTED IMPACT RESISTANCE [IN-LBF) Tested on Gypsum Board using a Die Support i with a void directly over the impact area) ASTM-C 35 (12) Product SIMULATED AGING In-LBF Dry heat Moist heat Water Soak FLEXI-WALL 80+ 74" 804 76 Lt. Duty Vinyl 20 12 18 ..• Mad. Duty Vinyl 72 80+ • • • "' PVC Sheet 80+ 80+ BO + 80+ Counter Top Material 80, 40" • • • ' - • Paneling 80+ 80+ ••. 80+ 80+ - Failure was not observed Substrate cracked and crumbled at lower impact. force Delamination occurred during conditioning of samples NOTE: Gypsum Wall Board was completely e penetrated, front thru back, 15/8"1 at 20 IN-LBF. Plaster In A Roll TM FOR GOVERNMENT PURCHASING OFFICES: FSC 5640 G.S.A. Item Number NIS-G4047 G.S.A. Contract #GS-OOS-33496 H.U.D. OHP (GS) 75-3 Contract Period Extends From April 20, 1976 - April 13, 1977 14 r y SCRATCH RESISTANCE Method 7711, Federal Test Method STD -No- 501a 17) Mounted on Phonetic Board Substrate -Scratch width in mills r SIMULATED AGING Product Room Temp. Dry Moist Heat Water Soak FLEXI-WALL Lt. Duty Vinyl 14.0 19.4 19.6 Md. Duty Vinyl 4.7 4.8 r. t,-.-- PVC Sheet 9.7 10.4 9.8' - 10.7 Counter Top Material 11.7 10.3 10.7 11.4 Paneling 21.8 28.8 W 24.5 l^ s P The texture of Gypsum Impregnated Jute Fabric Flexi-WaII) precluded scratch width measurements on finis material; however, minor fiber leaving was observed when the test was conducted." [Note: See quote from NBSIR-73-242, National Bureau of Standards) Delaminated during sample preparation- restested on Gypsum Board. W - Viarped during ,pretest treatment - not tested ABRASION RESISTANCE Method 6192, Federal Test Method STD. No. 141 A (14) of Iesling procadun invalid. The same comment is also true for the textured light duty vinyl wall covering that Product was tested." FLEXI-WALL The weight loss would normally cause this Lt. Duty Vinyl material [Flexi-WaII] to be classified as a "potential Med. Duty Vinyl problem" for all test conditions: however, in view of PVC Sheet the textured nature of this material which tends to hide Counter Top Material abrasive wear, the covering is "probably acceptable." Paneling Note: See quote from NBSIR-73-242, National Bureau of Standards, below] Abrasion weight loss below 60MG. [The maximum Light Duty Vinyl posed a --potential problem" value considered acceptable.] when tested after curing at 73'F. 50°.rh and aging at The Values obtained for the Gvosum Imoreonstad 160°F. 4°6rh Specimens delaminated during aging i. Plaster In A RollTM 6 M 4{{ dR PERMANENT, PROTECTIVE, DECORATIVE, FLEXIBLE, FIRE -RETARDANT FINISH Gypsum - Jute fabric applies like conventional wall covering to most surfaces. Cures to be stronger than plaster. Prevents cracking, crazing, flaking or chalking. Flexi- Wall is a brand of uncrystallized plaster impregnated into decorative fabric The water in the special adhesive (Flexi-Wall Adhesive #W) Will crystallize and set the gypsum nfo a hard fire-resistant finish. ESPECIALLY CREATED FOR PROBLEM WALLS Flexi- Wall is a brand of gypsum coated fabric, It is a decorative, durable, fireretardantrollofplasterwhichcanbeappliedonanyrigidsurfaceIthasalltheadvantagesofplaster, but non,? of the disadvantages. This unique process has eliminated such historic plastering problems as time in application, on site setting difficulties, clean up problems, .tnd above ,:II else, soaring labor costs. Supplied in 48 inch wide rolls, Flexi-Wall, decorated rolled plast• i c _ring, isappliedonrigidsurfaces, hiding cracks, patches, mortar joints, nor irregularitiesinsurfaceconstruction. Once applied, the Flexi-Wall ,live willcrystallizeandsettheplaster, giving a permanently (;::shed urw _q) decoratedwallwhichhasallthepropertiesofconventionalplasterThe economy and ease of application combined with low fiJrTle sprea4:, acoustical qualities and the unbelievable ability to hide existing wall blemishesmakeFlexi-Wall finish one of the most exciting innovations: to occurinyearsinthebuildinganddecoratingindustries. CLASS A FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION Flame spread 15, fuel contributed 0, smoke developed J. EASY TO APPLY LF > f Scotland Weave patterns ha4W.% Wi6ibifity7 for sia' . a waua Ai Isom 9ootr, , m hldi ft 77 i rye, It Indian Jufh Weave patterns are bes relatively smooth walts' o ota' lily gm& *hero Type JU Wallcovering durab is required t 1 Sta dare i6al COLOR INDEX SCOTLAND WEAVE Holiday Gold #0005 Lanark Yellow #0003 Glasgow Green #0004 Loch Green #0006 New F* bwi qh Blue 90001 Heather Wkiite #0002 Deihl 0ran9e #0007 Rajah Bhw #0008 Calcutta Red 00009 Assam Brown #0010 Fern Green #0018 INDIAN JUTE WEAVE Nepal Gold #005 Past India Yellow #0083 Bombay. Blue #0081 Taj Mahal White #0082 Bengal Rust #0025 Sky Blue #0022 Ruby Red #0021 Ganges Brown #0024 Natural Jute #0023 Jungle Green #0020 n inches wide and 90 feet long eWA itlls s0110jale y#rds (360 sq- feet) w u" f Adhesh e•covbrage Is approximately 15 Sq. Yds. per gallon depending on pottuatty of surface to be carelli d-. W# a; ,.-,..: - t.M'`vi ``^rib , •r tt3Y!'f"ts ar d.<- •- lrttairns- Mang. FIRE HAZARD [RADIANT PANEL METHOD ON Smoke Generation: Values obtained for coveringASBESTOSCEMENTBOARD [ASTM.E 162 applied on painted ACB substrates were conaiderabProductbelowlevelsthatwereconsideredtobehazardouseverycase. FLEXI-WALL CLASS A (0-25 FUME SPREAD) NOTE: Flexi-Wall Plaster In A Roll meets ASTM•E bsLt. Duty Vinyl Class A (0-25 Flame Spread) Mod. Duty Vinyl Class A Fire Hazard Classification: e PVC Sh y Class A (0-25 Flame Spread) FlameClaraA (0 25 Flame Spread) Spread 15, Fuel Contribution 0, Smok, Counter Top Material Generated 0, [Tested by 1FlameSpreadndM>wrdent labororoPanelingryl, Flexi-Well Plaster In A Roll also meets U.S. 142 Flame Spread Navy Requirements under the Radiant Panel t _ ( not glued to any outer substrate) Test Method (ASTM-E 1621 and Is approved for shipboard use. (Tested by U.S. Navyl SUPPORTED IMPACT RESISTANCE (IN-LBF] t Tested on Gli YPsum Board using a Die Support of v7, with a Void directly over the impact area) ASTM-C 35 (12) Product SIMULATED AGING In-LBF Dry heat Moist heat Water SoakFLEXI-WALL Lt Duty Vinyl + 74 ,0+ 76 Mad. Duty Vinyl 72 12 1$ PVC Sheet 80+ ... • •' y `o- mot 8D + 80 + 80 + 80 + Counter Top Material 8D+ 40.. Paneling 80+ 80+ 80+ h` 80+ - Failure was not observed Substrate cracked and crumbled at lower impact, forceDelaminationoccurredduringconditioningofsamples NOTE: G YPsum Well Board was completelyPs"Irated, front thru back, 15/8"1 al 20 IN-LBF. Plaster In A -Roll TM FOR GOVERN MENT PURCHASING OFFICES: FSC 5640 G.S.A. Item Number NIS-G4047 a G.S.A. Contract #GS-OOS-33496H.U.D. OHP (GS) 75-3 Contract Period ExtendS FromApril20, 1976 - April 13, 1977 14 SCRATCH RESISTANCE 4, Method 7711, Federal Test Method STD-No-501ar1 (7) Mounted on Phonetic Board Substrate -Scratch width in mills Product SIMULATED AGING t Rpom Temp. Dry Moist Heat Water Soak FLEXI-WALL Lt. Duty Vinyl 14.0 19.4 19.8 Md. Duty Vinyl 4.7 4.8 PVC Sheet 9.7 10.4 9.8• • 10.7CounterTopMaterial11.7 10.3 10.7 11.4Paneling21.8 28.8 W 24.5 The texture of Gypsum Impregnated Jute Fabric Flexi-Wall] Precluded scratch width measurements on 9 ' this material; hawwer, minor fiber tesdng was obesrved when the tact was conducted." (Note: See quote from NBSIR-71-242, National Bureau of r Standards] jj ce ;: 4 III durin •-Delaminated g SampleP preparation- rratested an Gypsum Sawrd. W - 1114Ped during ,am"" "a tment - r,M tested ABRASION RESISTANCE Y Method 8192, Federal Teal Method STD. No, 141 A p p i AWfiduro yw. The esms comment Is also s p9,, Product true for the texlwisd light duty Vinyl wall covering that was tested." FLEXI-WALL Lt. Duty Vinyl The weight loss would normally cause this Med. Duty Vinyl materiel [Flexi-vNall to be classifiedaasilied a 'potential o PVC Sheet Problem" for all test conditions: however, In Mew of 1 Lk Y 1 Counter Top Material the textured nature of this material which tends to hide abrasive the "probablyti Paneling weer, covering is acceptable." INote: See quote from NBSIR-73-242, National Bureau of Standards, below) Abrasion weight loss below 80MG. (The Maximum Light Duty Vinyl posed a "polenhal problem" Ak ,. value considered socepteble. I The Values obtained for the Gypsum Imprs"ted when tested after curing at 73'F, 50°orh and aging at 160•F. 4%rh Soecimens delamina,ed dunnn —inn , r Plaster In A Roll TM t PERMANENT, PROTECTIVE, DECORA FIVE, FLEXIBLE, FIRE -RETARDANT FINISH Gypsum -Jute fabric applies like conventional wall covering to most surfaces. Cures to be stronger than plaster. f. ;( Prevents cracking, crazing, flaking or chalking. 4 , Flexi•WaII s a brand of uncrystallized plaster impn_gnated into decorativ, ,brit, The war , inthespecialadhesive (Flexi-Wall Adhesive fire-resistant finish) will crystallize and sef Ehr yy psijrn lntc r, •,3rd a ESPECIALLY CREATED FOR PROBLEM WALLS Flexi Wall is a brand of gypsum coated t,, It is a de:Li, ati,,c, ifireretardantrollofplasterwhichcanbf, N,:-d un any v;gid , has all the advantages of plaster, but nont• ,{ 0 <; disadval unique process has eliminated such histoi, terin, t,r, application, on site setting difficulties, clr•, ; ,s ,;ul ahcn;relse, soaring labor costs. Supplied in 48 inch wide rolls Flexi-Wall . fe, atct`. rultr,• . pluSt}•r t't`, is applied on rigid surfaces, hiding trans i .!r r:, ,rtar jt:;r.Ts, urr- irregularities in surface construction. C`n; t r., r• ;1; ;, will crystallize and set the lllaster, giving decorated wall which has all the propertit nv,entir,f.,,; ,tot te•r. The economy and ease of application co ! ,ith log +i- acoustical qualities and the unbelievable ahoi: t hide rnnw prc n•, ta: blemishes make Flexi-Wall finish one of t r ,•<t exc;t;; ;,, ..,II occur in years in the building and decorat.;;, • ,•lustries. CLASS A FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICADON Flamespread15, fuel contrihut"d ('' smoke tiovelopt•,; )• EASY TO APPLY COLOR INDEX Scotland Weave patterns • SCOTLAND WEAVE have belt "hideability" for Holiday Gold #0005 Lanark Yellow #0003 use on POO& walla Glasgow Green #0004 4 Loch Green #0006 ew a+rgn 960 411011P •1Vew Edinburgh. Blue #0001 y is nott anAAlle*-A8 "f1f Heather White #0002 3C, Xhnd ''e ptatterns .m 0007 hldWV MOO suraao.s. Delhi Ota*+tge Rajah Blue #0008 L `* Calcutta Red #0009 Assam Broom #0010 Fern. Green #0018 Indian Jute Weave patterns "INDIAN JUTE WEAVE Nepal Gold #0035 are best on relatively smooth p East India Yellow #0033 walls or on any area where Bombay. Blue #0031 Taj Mahal White #0032 Type U1 Wallcovering Bengal Rust #0025 durabffity is required Sky Blue #0022 Ruby Red #0021 s * Ganges Broom .110024 Natural Jute #0023 jfP1JungleGreen #0020 t . Standard Roll 48 inches wide and go feet long j', contains40 square yards (360 sq. feet) Adhesive coverage is approximately 15 Sq. Yds. per gallon depending on porostty of surface to be covered. Walls. Im uuTN4AANN DRAGASH ASSOC,1IL FES ARCHITECTS I'LANNERS, INC. POST OFFICE DRAWER 938 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL DATE: v• f 1 8 JOB No, loco - ,7 ATTENTION: W •QDn,¢i'!/l R E : CA- 00 L LAA:r GENTLEMEN: WE ARE SENDING YOU ATTACHED UNDER SEPARATE COVER VIA THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: SHOP DRAWINGS PRINTS PLANS SAMPLES SPECIFICATIONS COPY OF LETTER CHANGE ORDER COPIES DATE NO. DESCRIPTION t® to THESE ARE TRANSMITTED AS CHECKED BELOW: FOR APPROVAL APPROVED AS SUBMITTED FOR YOUR USE APPROVED AS NOTED AS REQUESTED RETURNED FOR CORRECTIONS FOR REVIEW AND COMMENT REJECTED REMARKS: c k RESUBMIT COPIES FOR APPROVAL SUBMIT COPIES FOR DISTRIBUTION 9 COPY TO: C - SIGNED: i 4"rof>G.. r1 A&, f¢4r+e ,¢ooP SrauGT r--ter- --------...---------__ __ __..._. _ _ -- SECON ,cer a.. ate dr1• Q°^^Q co./n itGa¢ c.Gt lb PrleSr tG1. 4 25 CMv 7YR444. O (D 4 4614 Y DRAGA S I kRC H I"1'1:(:'1'S I .ANNERS, IN(:. OST OFFICE DRAWER 938 IANFORD. Fi.ORIDA 32771 TLEPHONE 305.322.5472 VINTER PARK 305-831-6087 C A F , Fj . rto Sanford o OkA dd kw P. O. Box 1778 32771 Nov. 20, 1978 Gutmann, Dragash & Associates P.O. Drawer 938 Sanford, FL 32771 Dear Carl, After a preliminary review of the plans for the Welaka Building, the following comments are forwarded. This should not be construed as usurping your responsibility to provide plans which are in con- formance with all applicable code requirements due to change of occupancy. i 1. Elevator and stairways shall be 1-1ir. protected 2. Wall between lobby and lease area shall be minimum 1-hr. 3. Provide detail of all wall and ceiling assemblies that are required to be rated. 4. Provide sprinkler plans to Fire Dept. for acceptable location of connections. 5. Interior finish shall be minimum rated Class C throughout. 6. Additional exit lights required to provide line -of -sight and directional compliance. 7. Location of fire extinguishers to be coordinated between owner and Fire Prevention Officer prior to occupancy. 8. All exit doors unlockable from inside without key or special tool. 9. Door subject to exit by more than 50 people shall be equipped with panic hardware. The Friendly City" C a 10. Conference room limited to 50 people without exit lights. 11. Handicap bathrooms equipped pet ANSI 117.1. 12. If renovation permit applied for after Jan. 1, 1979, structure must conform to Energy & Lighting Codes ofState. of Florida. 13. Require foundation and wall section plans for elevatorshaft. 14. Stairway from Hall 224 does not indicate door at toporbottom,which constitutes a vertical chase. 15.. Electrical plan needs lighting symbols to identify fixturelocations, such as emergency lighting. 16. Mechanical system in compliance with Mechanical Code. If you desire a review of these requirements, pleast contact me andIwillsetupaconvenienttimeandplacewithLt. Hickson of theFireDept. We have previously discussed most of the items and theplanscanbemodified, or addended to meet the comments. Very truly yours, CITY OF SA NFORD 111 - G. W. "Bill" Braceland Building Official GWB:dh a- ds